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s1at ALWAYS accompanies the troubles. |
vent TO St. JOhnsbury to see DR.. Royce
a little over two months ago and com
menced treatment | improved from the
first and am to-day well woman, and
able to do the work of large family with
ease and comfort. | have reason to rec
ommend Dr.. Royce with gratitude.
MRS EFFIE A. JOHNSON.
Referred to.
DANyILLE, Vt. June II, 1887.
[ hereby certify that | was afflicted
with catarrh in its worst form tor about
seven wears: tried all the advertised rem
edies and home physicians, but to no
avail. [ applied to DR.. Royce during his
recent stay in st. Johnsbury, and he said
he could cure me. [ commenced to inn
prove the first week and am now cured of
that terrible disease.
(Referred to- ALEX &. MCLEAN.
This is to certify that have been a
great sufferer for six years with bad
stomach trouble, being unable to eat but
very little, and sometimes nothing but a
little milk. Was also troubled with a
heart difficulty which rendered me unable
for work Of any kind, and for a few years
the pain in my stomach was so severe
that | could get no rest night or day and
lost so pounds of flesh. My friends all
thought was going to die. I called on
DR.. Royce the 18th of January. He said
he could cure me but had no faith that
he could He said he could relieve me so
1 could eat a good hearty meal i'll two
weeks time. [ commenced taking his
medicine and before two days the pain in
my side and stomach began to let go, and
before week | could eat good meal
and it did not hurt me. | have gained
over thirty pounds in weight since he be-
gan treating me, and am so | do my work
alone: have not felt so we'll for years.
recommend all that are suffering from
bad stomach troubles to apply at once to
DR.. Royce. Any other particulars can
be had by addressing
MRS. ALBERT HOWE,
P. o. Box POS. Summerville, Vt,
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FROM SARAH G. HOVEY., CASE OF SCROFULA
AND CATARRH CURED.

WEST CONCORD, VT. June "a, 1851.
Have been troubled with scrofula humOr all
my life and for the last five years have suffered
greatly in having ScrOfula sores in my throat and
abcesSeS in many places that run me down very
fast Ulcers in my stomach SO | could eat moth
ing only a little Cruel. And | was a perfect
wreck. After using DR.. ROyce's treatment for
a few months [ can eat any sort of food. My
Scrofua is perfectly cured, and the catarrh which
l have suffered with for years is perfectly cured
and l again enjoy life.
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ST. JoHNsBURY, VT, July 5, 81

DIR, ROYCE
Dear Sir:-One year ago L was compelled to
cancel my preaching engagements in conse-
Quence of weakness of voice attended with much
suffering. l continued in this condition for eight
months unable to attend to my ministerial duties
and no encouragement that | should be able to
resume my labOrS. DR.. Royce being in town
applied for medical treatment, and find myself
wholly cured; voice full strength, and relieved
from suffering. 1t affords me great pleasure TO
bear testimony to the excellent effects produced
from treatment received and shall always recon-
mend Dr. Royce to all who are suffering, no mat
ter what the trouble may be or how many doctors
you have tried in vain. Call on him; you will
find in DR.. Royce a Sympathizing friend and
SkilIful physician,
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PEACHAN VT lime IN 1897

7 EAJTEAlh ' T., j UIIt %, 1877.
1 have been suffering the last five years with
torpid liver, and kidney difficulty. This brought
other diseases. l suffered pain in the right side
and arm and limb by times. 1 also had acute
pain in the back of my, neck and was troubled
digestive organs bad: nights restless. In May
commenced treatment with DR.. Royce. and in
one month l was cured. My appetite good,
digestion all right. Sleep well nights and free
from pain. The numbneSS gone for which l am
very grateful. NJ. A. CHANDLER.
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REV. NJ. C. HENDERSON.
PERKNsYILLE, n. JUNO "a. 1SS7.

FERKINsY1LLE, VI, june %, 1887.
Dear Sir am pleased to inform you that l
am entirely cured When | saw you at st,
JOhnsbury had suffered for months with a con-
slant pain and weakness across the kidneys,
which was getting aggravated by riding, After
taking your medicine a short time, the pain and
weakness all left me. l am riding more or less
every day anddoing my work with ease and COM
fort again. Many thanks for your kindness and
skill REV. j. S. LITTLE.
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BARTON LANDINc limo 81 1897

BARTON LANDING, June q. 1887.
For four months was troubled with SpasmOdic
cOntracti0nS of the nerves and muscles i'll nv
neck. After trying number of what was called
good physicians they all failed in doing me any
good. All said there was no help for me.
ing his stay at St JOhnSbury. He said lie could
cure me; L commenced taking his medicine
April 2nd, and l gained from the first and am
now well woman; canmOve my head with ease
l thank Dr.. Royce for what he has done for me
and would recommend him to those who have
not yet tried him. would also recommend him
as one of the best doctors in the community
Also perfect gentleman.
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DIR, ROYCE

DIR. RO1CE:-
Dear sir.-When | commenced doctor
ing with you [ was very ill had dyspep-
STA in its worst form and many other trou-
bles; could neither eat or sleep one-half
as was necessary for health and comfort.
so of course [ got to be very nervous. l
also had sick-headache very often and
sometimes neuralgia; head felt badly all
the time. as If a weight was on it. In
less than week afterI commenced TAX
ing DR.. Royce's medicine [ could eat
without distress, slept the whole night
through and gained every day. Now [
can eat anything 1 wish, sleep sweetly
and do homework and sewing. [ am per-
sonally acquainted with more than
dozen people in this town and county
that DR.. Royce has cured, and among the
number are my husband, brother and
sisters. l trust any who are suffering as
was may see the Doctor without delay
and be cured as [ have been.
Mrs. S. SPRAGUE,
Sutton, VT, June IS, 1887.
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Sutton, VT, June IS, 1887.
Will answer all inquiries.
AN ENGINEER CURED OF RHEUMATISM-
MIR. CHAS. o. DENISON, OF LYNDON
WILLIE, VT.


| have suffered from chronic rheuma-
tism tor over four years and was unable
to do work of any kind. [ employed
eminent physicians and exhausted their
skill. | had no strength or vitality, and
the doctors told me, after blistering and
drenching me with all sorts of liniments.
that really there was no cure for rheuma
tism; had given up ever being any bet
ter and all hope had left me when went
to see DR.. Royce. He said he could cure
me in three months. | commenced with
little hope. L took his medicine two
months and was able to work every dav.
L am now on the third months treatment
and can do as much work as ever. [ am
locomotive engineer on the Passump-
sic railroad, and one of the hardest trains
on the road. | am working every day
now and feel we'll and free from rheuma-
tism. thank DR.. Royce for what he has
done to restore me back to health. While
the other doctors took my money and
done me no good, they in the end, after
they told me they could do nothing, told
me TO keep away from DIR. Royce; he
was no good, and tried to close the only
avenue left me for health. | thank God
for DIR. Royce. L shall be pleased to see
any sufferer from rheumatism and point
them to the great beacon light, or as [
say OF DIR. Royce, the physician of ply
sicians, and | will answer anv and all in
quiries by letter.
I ours Tor health,
CHAS. 0. DENISON.
heIerred TO. Lyndonville, VT.
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ANOTHER CASE OF RHEUMATISM CURED.
L was troubled very much with rheu-
matlsm III my right arm. Attimes could
not lift my arm to my head without TAX
ing my other hand to help me. and was
also troubled with dull heavy headache
most of the time. But since nsinU DIR.
Royce's medicine l am free from pain.
can use my hand and arm as we'll as [
ever could. L would recommend any one
suffering to go and see DR.. Royce while
he is here. JENNIE NJ. GAMMELL.
Referred to.
DIR. ROYCE
Dear Slr.-For over twenty years |
have been great sufferer from head
ache, back-ache and kidney trouble: also
catarrah in its worst form. | have becn
treated by nine as good physicians as
there are in Vermont. Massachusetts and
New DIRK, but they failed to cure me. I
have not been free from headache or
back-ache for more than 20 wears. I
called on Dr.. Royce the 22d of January.
He said he could cure me, commenced
taking his medicine and am to-day a we'll
and healthy man. No headache. no
back-ache, no catarrh, and advise all to
call on him and be cured.-H. s. CIARK.
st. Johnsbnry, May 2, 'S7.
MONROE, N. H., June u. 1887.
This is to certify that have been from
bled with female complaints for ten
years. mad also kidney trouble from
which at times suffered extremely; had
tired feelings all the time and back-ache
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Referred to.

NEwBURY, Vt, June q, 1887
This is to certify that have had dyspepsia and
bowel trouble for the last five years. and could
not obtain help from any source until l applied
to DIR. Royce at st. JOhnsbury, some three
months ago. Had not taken the medicine one
week before was satisfied that there was a
marked Improvement. Can now eat any thing,
do hard days work every day, and am as well
as ever, Would advise all sufferers to consult
DR.. Royce, d. G. FORD.
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NOTICE.

~" persons IN any way interested IN the 90.
l,'i'" HUBBARD Jewctt wild lands IN Eden. Rel
,'ere an" Natcrville, formerly in the care of the
,a'e ALBERT l. Noyes, will call upon or address
inc Undersigned, agent for the owners.
, Ii. Va. McFARLAND.
HYDE PARK, VI, June 9Th, 1857
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WELLS RIVER, VT, June %, 1887.

Dear SRI have been troubled for fifteen
years with chronic diarrh9a and have tried all
our local doctors some eight or more. but receiy-
ed no benefit. Hearing of DIR. Royce at st.
Johnsbury decided to go and see him. After
stating my case to him, was induced to try the
treatment for one month"; and had no occasion to
return for any more medicine, and consider my
self wholly cured; for which ] am very thankful.
E. G.. PARKER.
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HOLLIE BENNETT, Bennett, P. @.


OOUIH DANNlLLE, V l., June Il, 81.
Have been troubled with my stomach for five
wears anu IQr Two years nave loI pSeli ape 70 90
For two years could not eat anything without
awful distress in my stomach and awful nervous.
Could not sleep nights days; SO run down that
was not able to leave the house and have had
lame back for eight years, more or less of the
so Sa 6d a 10 De JpGa up ron +o tG 9e
Have been doctOred by some of the best doctors
in the state and could not get any help; but am
perfectly cured by Doctor Royce. viii answer
all inquiries. MRS. w. H. LOWELL.
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DIR. ROYCE
bear Sir Il feel as though it was my duty to
write you statement of my case, so that you
and others may know what your medicine has
done for me. Have been troubled with internal
liberation for thirty years; my stomach and
bowels so bad that it seemed as if my whole
body was one mass of corruption; my left side
was SO bad could not lie on it and it felt as
could not turn over in bed to save my life. My
left limb was so bad had to sit and Keep it on a
pillow i'll chair. Had the neuralgia in my head
so could not raise it from my pillow without al
most taking my life. Six weeks at a time Vom-
tied up everything l ate Was in such misery |
had to be kept full of morphine in order to live
Had the catarrh so could not breath through my
nose. In all these years | never knew what it
was to draw a comfortable breath; it hurt me so
l could not sleep. Had been deaf ever since | was
five years old Could not hear a sound in my
right ear. 1t was caused by the canker-rash i
cough. Could not walk or ride, it hurt me so.
When went to see him | had not been in a sleigh
for fifteen years, and had to be carried to his
rooms. This was my condition when l went
to see Dr. Royce. Had been treated by over 20
OF the very best doctors in Massachusetts, New
hopeless case. Did not think DR.. Royce could
do anything for me; but he said he could cure
me, and L believed and thought he understood
my case perfectly. He took my case the 10Th of
April, and have been gaining from the first treat
ment. Can eat and sleep well, my cough is cured
the pain has left me, can hear common cOnYerSa-
ton, and can walk all right. Five days after the
first treatment l could hear the clock tick in the
ear had not heard a sound in for fortv-One
years. Have nOtfelt so well for oyer thirty years
Cannot say enough fOg your skill l wish every
one suffering would come to you and be cured.
Can never be grateful enough for what you have
done for me. MRS DAVID S. ELKINS.
Will answer all iDuuripS
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improved and bid fair to completely recover.
Respectfully yours, T. G. BRONSON
BARNET. Vt. Jura q. ~.

BARNET, VI, June a, o,
Being very low with diseases peculiar 10 nv
sex, called on DIR. Royce while at St Johnsbury
in March, At that time | was not able to do auV
worll-in fact, my stomach was so bad | could
not eat half a cracker without nearly throwing
me into SpaSmS. AS soon as | commenced TAX
ing Dr. ROyce'S medicine | began TO gain and
could eat more, and can now eat all want of
anything and my food does not distress me- and
now do the work for a family of six besides
tending the milk Of u cows. | feel very CRATE
full to DR.. Royce for my health which is again
restored. MRS. e. A. GIBSON
Referred to.
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ST. JoHNsBURY, Vt, July 9TH, 81

DIR, ROYCE
Dear Sir:-I have been troubled with kidney
trouble eleven years with but slight benefit from
home physicians. More or less loss of time, and
unable to labor. Three years ago l fell, causing
(uSng my physicians termS) a shock of the
nerves, from which was unable to labor for two
years and a half When l went to DR.. Royce for
treatment could not labor. Took treatment and
in two weeks was able to work every day as
steadily as any man. My age is SiXty-tWO.
JUSTUS BURNHAM
Referred to,
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WILL DO ITI
FOR SALE
BY Druggists and dealers in medicine generally.

,ANri,APoPLEcTINE is manufactured only he
IL =; hUTcHiNsoN x Co, Enosburgh Falls VI
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Mrs. Lon Hcrollough died at her home in the
E,st ward Monday night Ehe will b buried in
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks

#H
strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad. Ma
DR.. @. L. Mason returned home ycster-
day from Washington, D. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Tenant, of Blacks-
Vile, this State, are st the Mcclure.
Mr.. W. s. Van Law, Of Woodsgsld, was
registered at the S!amm house yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goslzs have re-
turned from visit to Genoa Junction,
Wis.
Miss Lizzie Blair, daughter OF Hon. R.
Il. Blair, Of Richie O. H., is at the g:amm
house.
Mr.. George P. Rodenbaugh, tho popu-
lar First ward mail carrier, Is taking his
vacation.
Mies Flora sayre, from jackson county,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Careena Raush,
on Goal street.
Mr.. Antoine Barnard, of New York City,
is visiting his uncle, MIR. Frank Wood, Of
MeColloch street.
Mre. John H. Hobbs will leave to-day
for Kansas City to visit for some time 10
come with frionds. ~
Mrs. Gibson Lamb will leave this even.
ing for Kanaas City 10 Join her husband,
who has engaged in business there.
Miss Kate Michasls intends going to
to New York shortly to baye her voice
trained and 10 atudy music generally. She
was ono Of Sig. d'Auria's pupils, and
under him her voice developed rspidly.
Mr.. William Bower, the business man.
ager Of "a Soap Bubble" Company, which
Is to be presented at the Grand tho first
three nights Of next week aud on Wed.
needay afternoon, ia in tho city arranging
for the presentation. Il.
Mr.. Ed. W. s. Tingle and bride arrived
in the city yesterday on their bridal trip
They will remain here till this evening.
Mr.. Tnele is . well known former resi-.
dent Of this plsce-son of es.Sheriff Tin.
gle. At present be is an editorial writer
on the St. Paul Globe, Hon. Lewis Bakers
paper, and by ;thoae who are acquainted
with his work BIO is considered 8 rising
journalist. His bride Is daughter OF
Hon. Patrick Kelly, leading politician.
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A PLEASING EPISODE,
studo nts OF the dOrman Language pre,e

Students Of the German Language Present
u Testimonial 10 1hsir Instructor,
The intsres! aroused in this city in the
study Of German has brought together a
class Of ladies and gentlemen representing
tho intelligence Of Wheeling. These
students have been 80 much gratiled by
their progress thss they sought a way to
compliment their teacher. Yesterday
they presented to him the following well
deserved testimonial:
We, the undersigned, s!udcnts under
Prot. Hsupt, are 30 impressed with tho e1.
oellencs OF his method and his ekill as q
teacher oil tho German language, that we
desire to take this early opportunity to
convey to him our appreciation and graft.
tude for what he has slresdy enabled us to
do. Expecting great deal from the be-
ginning, our progreBs hLs been daily sur.
prise to. us and to our German friends.
Though we have besn under Prot Huupt's
instruction brttwo weeks, we Il I'D ourselves
able to understand remarkably we'll, to
read with surprising esss and to use in
speaking cur increasing vocabulary. Our
instruction is made pleasing diversion,
90 that We look forward to each DAVIS
meeting with our instructor as an event
that illentertain as we'll as edify. Weplacs
in Prof. Hsupt's hands thia testimonial OF
our confidence and regard tina. he may
know he hss won both, and be Is at liberty
to mako such use thereotas he may think
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Miss Banks Tonight,

At the Wheeling Opera House this
evening Mics Maude Banks will maks her
fret appearance in Wheeling, in the role
Of new historical drams, "Joan Of Arc"
Reserved seats are on salo at Baumsr'o
music store, "You will be succ essful, !"
were the remarks Of Prof. Marsters, OF
Gam bridge, when told by Miss Maude
Banks OF her project Of appearing in a
drama founded upon the career Of the
Maid OF Orleans. Among Che hsjoinss OF
history, Joan Of Arc atnnds foremost and
alone. She was the glory and the shame
Of tho age in which she lived; her heroic
deeds end miserable end iii one bright
and bloody page 81 t:ietory, and the
records Of her brave and beautiful lie,
SCARED as It WAS by war and bloodshed,
Yindicate her right to be remembered ss
the issress lily on the shiold of France,
With heart Of virgin gelJ." Tho drama
presented by Miss Maude Dansa, in which
the principal eventa Of her carcor are de-.
p:a.ed, is pathetic snd beautiful in Ian.
guage, thrilling in tableaux, consistent in
construction, and pure in motive. a'
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BRIDGEPORT.

Z
Personal-A Loving Pair Uaited-A surprisc
In Party. g
John Topping. Of The IEIua mill, /. in Kansas
Dr.. J. Hodycns. Of Portland. was In the city yes
n; Kuhn has commenced the erection OF large
Commissioners Berry aad Cope were In town
yesterday. - - 80
Mrs D. Z Howell left yesterday for Quincy, Ills,,
| 70 visit her children there. ~, : - =
Frank Fisher leaves to-day for a trip east In the
| interest Of J. q. Dent & 20. -. " - :
Mrs, George Chessell, Mrs Miller and Mrs Pat,
ton, o. Martins Ferry, were visiting In the city
yesterday. :, g.s.. :. = -. -, wy
General Manager Townsend and Superintendent
Th9rnburg, OF the C!evelapd. Lorain L Wheeling
| railroad, were In the city yesterday. .
itlzens, who have contracted Tor natural gas,
arc complaining OF tho Slowncss OF the Natural
dss ompany, In making connections =
IN one instance Halloween was very appro.
pfiately observed hero by NUMBER OF the many
friends Of Miss Flo Yam Pelt rendering her sur.
rrise. which was Indeed perfect ono. The even.
ihn Ggw ss most pleasantly passed until reasonable,
d1 DG. Ioe Eet;tng Inc hosss and her den.s In
The day. good timo was had by all -
On Thursday last Marshal John Stuff was noti.
REQ mat man and woman were guilty OF mis-.
conduct short distance out the plank road, He
at once repaired TO the house named, but found
ne occupants gone. On returning down town lie
found Cynthia Ann tcanaway on load Of fnrnI.
tura bound for Wheeling. He at once arrested her
and placed her In the lookup, Friday morning
John ol William Henry, her paramount came to ioae
her up, ana was also taken To-. This couple
distance as man and wife, nobody knowing lust
how long. They seemed very much attached to
each other. Aitcr beiog brought before Squire
Rob-" BOu and given their liberty n tbcv ,voy 10
married, John Immediately started md vailed ~
s.. Clairsvil!e and back, bringing his license with
him: The coupld were then united In marriage bv
Justice Howell, and wont on their way conicnted.
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PROTECT. / OUR III BREAD.

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